Corrugated Leaf Place Cards

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I fell in love with corrugated scrapbook paper, the look of it just screams rustic! So I knew it would make perfect place cards for my Thanksgiving table.

This is another super easy project from my #turkeytablescapes for JoAnn Fabrics Celebrate the Season Campaign. If you missed the first one, click to check out my Rustic Turkey Centerpiece.

Corrugated Leaf Place Cards

Materials needed found at JoAnn Fabrics Crafts Stores:

Brown DCWV Corrugated Cardstock
3 leaves (real or silk)
Autumn Inspirations Acorn door hanger
Tags and Ties Ivory 1.5 x 3 inch
Jute Twine
Hole punch
Fiskars Multipurpose scissors

Instructions:

Remove the acorns from the door hanger.

Take a leaf and place on corrugated paper, cut around the leaf with scissors. Punch a hole in the corrugated leaf with a hole punch.

Place a leaf on a tag over the end with the hole and cut around it with scissors.

Tie a string of jute onto the acorn and then through the hole of the two cards. Add a guests name and you’re set!

You can get all the items listed above to make your Corrugated Leaf Place Cards for your Thanksgiving table at your local JoAnn Fabrics store or online~

LOVE IT? PIN IT!

Check out more of my Fall Craft ideas~

Fall Leaf Tree & Craft Gallery

Confetti Pumpkins

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Emily says
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These are so perfect for Thanksgiving! Pinned and will be including in my Merry Monday Features 🙂
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Erlene says
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I saw some ornaments made out of corrugated stuff, so I might have to add this to my craft stash. Love how you used it to accent your table place cards. Definitely adds some interest and texture.
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Natalie says
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Super Craft 🙂
Thanks for sharing your tutorial on Tutorial Thursdays Linky Party this month. Your Tutorial will be a feature on Monday 25th November.
I look forward to seeing you again in the next month’s linky.
x
Natalie
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Holly Lefevre says
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I LOVE these!
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Gloria // Simply Gloria says
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I have always been in love with the corrugated scrapbook paper for years. I love this creative way to do place cards. Already pinned and thank you for sharing with all of us at the Show Stopper Saturday party!
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Bonnie @ The Pin Junkie says
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Thanks for sharing your leaf place cards. They were featured in today’s fall craft roundup. Don’t forget to link up your Christmas decorating ideas tomorrow for another chance to be featured!
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Michele says
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Hi Kim, I’m in the Smart School House 16 Thanksgiving crafts roundup with you!!!
I love your leaf place cards:) I tried to make Christmas trees and stars last year using corrugated packaging inserts and failed miserably:( Gonna follow your details and try again! Hugs and Happy Thanksgiving!!!!
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Tammy Killough says
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These are just too cute! I’m so glad you linked them up with us at Twirl and Take a Bow! ~Tammy
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DesignedByBH says
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I absolutely love these! 🙂
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Lynnie says
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I love acorns and thought this was really cute and like that it is corrigated.
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Cindy @ Diy beautify says
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These are so cute! Thanks for the inspiration.
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Jill says
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This is a super cute Thanksgiving themed (especially for dinner) craft that looks kid friendly to make. Thanks for the coupon too! Thank you for sharing and for linking up this week to the Thoughtful Spot Weekly Blog Hop.
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Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
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These are adorable Kim! Love the use of the corregated paper! Thank you for sharing at Monday Funday! Featuring these tonight on our FB page and pinning! 😉 Bonnie
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